Emily Dickinson's use of Anglo-American legal concepts and vocabulary in her poetry : muse at the bar
ShareCopied to clipboardEmily Dickinson's use of Anglo-American legal concepts and vocabulary in her poetry : muse at the bar is a book. It was written by Robert Graham Lambert and published by Edwin Mellen in 1997.
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- author: Robert Graham Lambert
- publication date: 1997
- book publisher: Edwin Mellen
- book series: Studies in American literature
- book subjects: Law in literature, Dickinson, Emily, 1830-1886-Language, Law-Terminology
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